Pourvoirie du Lac KemptFishing outfitter

Pourvoirie du Lac Kempt gives you access to Lac Kempt, a vast and almost wild stretch of water in the Lanaudière region, teeming with walleye, lake trout (grey trout), pike and yellow perch. You stay in cabins now powered by solar energy, with a boat provided (one per two anglers) and parking near the cabin. The outfitter also welcomes families with a family package: from July 1, a family of 2 adults and 2 children under 12 can stay 7 nights in a cabin. Beyond fishing, you can pick wild berries, paddle the lake by canoe and swim depending on

Pourvoirie du Lac Kempt is part of the vacationing and fishing tradition in the heart of Lanaudière, on the shores of a massive body of water that has remained in its wild state. Associated with the corporate name Pourvoirie du Lac Kempt 2003 S.E.N.C., the company has modernized its equipment over the years by choosing to power all of its cottages with solar energy and prohibiting the use of generators on-site. The lodging facilities, designated by representative names such as Le Pionnier, Le Vétéran, Le Rustique, Lori Zon, or l'Émeraude, are integrated into this isolated forest territory, accessible via logging

Lac Kempt, Lanaudière region.

Pourvoirie du Lac Kempt is located in the Lanaudière region, on the shores of Lake Kempt. This massive body of water, preserved in a near-entirely wild natural setting, serves as the main aquatic environment of the territory. The lake is home to several fish species highly sought after by angling enthusiasts, including walleye, lake trout (grey trout), northern pike, and yellow perch. The outfitter's wilderness environment offers landscapes bordered by boreal forest, creating a peaceful setting for aquatic wildlife. The territory is accessible by land via the logging road from Rivière-aux-Rats south of La Tuque, or via Saint-Michel-des-Saints by all-terrain

Pourvoirie du Lac Kempt primarily offers sport fishing on Lake Kempt. Anglers can fish for walleye, lake trout (grey trout), pike, and yellow perch. A boat is provided for every two anglers, with the option to use a gas motor available at the outfitter. Fishing licenses and a pleasure craft operator card are mandatory for participants. In addition to fishing, the outfitter offers other quiet outdoor activities, such as canoeing, seasonal swimming, and berry picking. The site also welcomes families with seven-night stay options starting July 1st for two adults and two children under twelve. Available accommodations include several solar-powered